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Cisco Network Learning Module 3 Mobile Devices and Wi-Fi

Total questions: 86

Worksheet time: 47mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which statement best explains a key benefit of mobile devices using wireless connectivity?

a)

They require physical cables for stable data transfer

b)

They limit access to online services on campuses

c)

They allow work and communication without fixed locations

d)

They only support voice calls when stationary indoors

2.

Why is connecting through Wi‑Fi often preferable to using cellular data on a mobile device?

a)

Wi‑Fi signals always provide stronger download speeds

b)

Cellular data drains less battery than Wi‑Fi radios

c)

Wi‑Fi data usually is not counted against data plans

d)

Cellular networks do not support video communications

3.

Which practice most directly reduces the risk of exposing credentials over Wi‑Fi?

a)

Avoid sending logins in unencrypted plaintext

b)

Use open guest networks to improve speed

c)

Disable WPA2 security on home routers

d)

Share passwords through regular SMS texts

4.

A student must submit assignments on campus with limited wired access. Which option leverages mobile wireless benefits most effectively?

a)

Use campus Wi‑Fi to upload work from a tablet

b)

Wait for a free Ethernet port in the lab

c)

Carry a desktop tower to connect by cable

d)

Print and mail the assignment on paper

5.

A user’s phone battery is draining quickly while streaming over cellular. Which change is most likely to extend battery life?

a)

Switch to Wi‑Fi because Wi‑Fi radios use less power

b)

Turn on airplane mode while continuing the stream

c)

Increase screen brightness for better reception

d)

Disable encryption to reduce processing load

6.

Which combination represents strong Wi‑Fi security for home use?

a)

Enable WPA2 and use a VPN for sensitive data

b)

Share the key widely and turn off encryption

c)

Use open SSID and disable password prompts

d)

Rely on cellular fallback and ignore router updates

7.

On both Android and iOS, what is the first action required before a device can list nearby Wi‑Fi networks?

a)

Restart the mobile device

b)

Enable airplane mode first

c)

Disable cellular data connection

d)

Turn Wi‑Fi on in settings

8.

When a device is within range and Wi‑Fi is turned on, how does a user initiate joining a specific network?

a)

Scan a QR code from ISP

b)

Enable Bluetooth pairing mode

c)

Type the router MAC address

d)

Tap the SSID from the list

9.

What occurs if Wi‑Fi is enabled but no known Wi‑Fi networks are in range?

a)

The device repeatedly reboots

b)

The device disables networking

c)

The device uses cellular data

d)

The device joins any open SSID

10.

Which statement best describes automatic reconnection behavior for previously used networks?

a)

Device auto‑connects to known SSIDs

b)

Device forgets passwords after sleep

c)

Device connects only to strongest open

d)

Device asks every time to reconnect

11.

On iOS, what does the 'Ask to Join Networks' setting control?

a)

Limit scans to hidden SSIDs

b)

Disable saved network profiles

c)

Force manual IP configuration

d)

Prompt when new SSIDs appear

12.

A phone moves out of range of its current Wi‑Fi. Which sequence reflects default behavior with Wi‑Fi left on?

a)

Disconnect and stop networking

b)

Switch off Wi‑Fi automatically

c)

Try other Wi‑Fi, else use cellular

d)

Join any open network silently

13.

Which control lets you quickly enable or disable wireless LAN on Android and iOS devices?

a)

Wi‑Fi switch in settings

b)

Proxy toggle in browser

c)

Hotspot button in apps

d)

NFC toggle in security

14.

Why might a device request a password after you select an SSID from the list?

a)

The SSID is hidden only

b)

The phone is in roaming

c)

The router is offline

d)

The network is secured

15.

Which statement best explains why a hidden SSID may require manual configuration on a phone?

a)

The network does not broadcast its name publicly

b)

The router blocks all wireless devices permanently

c)

The phone disables Wi‑Fi radios by default

d)

The ISP turns off internet access at night

16.

When entering Wi‑Fi credentials, what must be typed exactly as configured on the router to ensure connection?

a)

MAC address and channel number

b)

Router model and firmware version

c)

IP address and subnet mask only

d)

SSID and passphrase exactly as set

17.

Which is the correct first step to add a hidden Wi‑Fi on an Android device?

a)

Turn on Airplane mode immediately

b)

Open Browser and search the SSID

c)

Reboot the device and router

d)

Open Settings and choose Add network

18.

Select the correct sequence for manually joining a hidden Wi‑Fi on iOS.

a)

Settings > Cellular > Other, enter SSID, select WPA2, restart, Join

b)

Settings > Wi‑Fi > Other, enter SSID, choose security, other network, password, Join

c)

Settings > Bluetooth > Add, type SSID, choose open, save, Join

d)

Settings > Wi‑Fi > Add, scan SSID, auto security, finish, Join

19.

A user types the right SSID but still cannot connect. Which action is most likely to fix the issue?

a)

Disable DHCP on the router entirely

b)

Lower the router transmit power immediately

c)

Re‑enter the exact passphrase with correct case

d)

Change the phone wallpaper and retry

20.

Which Android step specifically sets the encryption used by the Wi‑Fi network?

a)

Touch Security and select a security type

b)

Touch Save to store the network

c)

Select Settings and choose Add network

d)

Enter the network SSID in the field

21.

Why do manual Wi‑Fi steps sometimes differ between phones of the same OS?

a)

Manufacturers customize interfaces and update versions

b)

Routers always use unique SSID formats

c)

iOS prevents any third‑party applications

d)

Wi‑Fi requires passwords only on Android

22.

On an iOS device, which path correctly toggles cellular data?

a)

Settings > VPN > Cellular switch

b)

Settings > Cellular Data > toggle switch

c)

Settings > Wi‑Fi > Data switch

d)

Settings > Network Mode > Enable data

23.

What is the primary purpose of the 'Data roaming' toggle on a smartphone?

a)

Force a switch from 4G to 3G network

b)

Disable voice calls during travel time

c)

Increase Wi‑Fi speed at home network

d)

Allow data when outside home network

24.

A phone moves from a 4G area into a 3G area. What happens to maintain connectivity?

a)

4G radio turns off and 3G radio turns on

b)

Both radios remain on simultaneously

c)

The device disconnects until Wi‑Fi appears

d)

Airplane mode activates automatically

25.

Why might someone disable the 'Data enabled' setting shown in mobile network settings?

a)

Restrict apps to Wi‑Fi only usage

b)

Enable tethering for other devices

c)

Improve cellular voice call clarity

d)

Upgrade to a faster LTE network

26.

Which statement best describes default network preference on mobile devices?

a)

Use Wi‑Fi when available, otherwise cellular

b)

Disable data until user enables manually

c)

Always prefer cellular over any Wi‑Fi

d)

Switch to VPN before using cellular

27.

What is a primary advantage of Bluetooth for connecting mobile devices to accessories?

a)

It provides the highest data throughput

b)

It replaces the need for Wi‑Fi entirely

c)

It requires towers for strong connections

d)

It is wireless and uses very little power

28.

How many Bluetooth devices can typically be connected to a mobile device at one time?

a)

Up to twelve devices simultaneously

b)

Up to eight devices simultaneously

c)

Only one device at a time

d)

Up to four devices simultaneously

29.

Which scenario best illustrates tethering via Bluetooth?

a)

Connecting earbuds to play stored music

b)

Sharing a phone’s internet with a laptop

c)

Streaming video to a smart television

d)

Syncing contacts with a desktop app

30.

During pairing, what must a device be set to so other Bluetooth devices can detect it?

a)

Visible or discoverable mode

b)

Battery saver mode

c)

Airplane or flight mode

d)

Privacy or hidden mode

31.

When a device is in discoverable mode, which detail is typically broadcast?

a)

Screen brightness and battery health

b)

Saved Wi‑Fi passwords and emails

c)

User location and installed apps

d)

Name, class, services, and technical specs

32.

What is the role of a PIN or passkey in Bluetooth pairing?

a)

Authenticates the connection process

b)

Increases audio quality of music

c)

Boosts the radio transmission range

d)

Updates the device firmware version

33.

Which step logically comes first when pairing a headset to an Android phone?

a)

Select the discovered headset name

b)

Turn off Wi‑Fi to avoid interference

c)

Place the headset in discoverable mode

d)

Type the PIN shown on the phone

34.

Which step is part of pairing on iOS after enabling Bluetooth?

a)

Select the discovered device to connect

b)

Open Developer Options for pairing

c)

Manually assign a Bluetooth address

d)

Disable cellular data during pairing

35.

A student is listening to music over Bluetooth headphones, browsing the web on Wi‑Fi, and receiving texts on cellular. What concept does this demonstrate?

a)

Simultaneous use of wireless services

b)

Near‑field communication sharing

c)

Channel bonding for higher speeds

d)

Roaming between radio networks

36.

A keyboard fails to reconnect after being paired last week. Which action best aligns with pairing concepts to restore the connection?

a)

Disable Bluetooth visibility permanently

b)

Reset the phone to factory defaults

c)

Ensure the keyboard is in range and powered

d)

Increase volume to trigger discovery

37.

According to the video, which network is used when you speak to another person on a different cell phone?

a)

Bluetooth

b)

Cellular provider network

c)

Wi‑Fi

d)

Near Field Communication (NFC)

38.

The video describes Bluetooth as:

a)

A wired connection standard

b)

A short‑range wireless network with different rules and protocols

c)

A long‑range wireless network with the same protocols as cellular

d)

A satellite communication system

39.

Which technology does the video say is most commonly used to connect many different device types to the global internet?

a)

NFC

b)

Bluetooth

c)

Wi‑Fi

d)

GPS

40.

Near Field Communication (NFC) is primarily used for:

a)

Streaming high‑definition video between devices

b)

Sending information over an extremely short distance (e.g., contactless payments)

c)

Long‑distance satellite positioning

d)

Real‑time voice calls between cell phones

41.

The video states that all the different communication protocols and frequencies are:

a)

Illegal to use simultaneously

b)

Only available on specialized devices, not on smartphones

c)

Contained within the same device (the cellphone)

d)

Managed by separate external modules outside the phone

42.

What capability does the cellphone have that involves signals from satellites?

a)

Bluetooth pairing

b)

Cellular handoff management

c)

Receiving GPS signals to determine location

d)

Enabling Wi‑Fi hotspots for other satellites

43.

How accurate does the video claim a cellphone's GPS location usually is?

a)

Not accurate enough for navigation

b)

Exact to the centimeter by default

c)

Within a few meters

d)

Within a few kilometers

44.

Which statement best describes how these communications may operate, according to the video?

a)

The phone must disable GPS when connected to Wi‑Fi

b)

The phone alternates between networks every 10 minutes

c)

Multiple communication types may be happening simultaneously on the phone

d)

Only one communication type can function at a time on a cellphone

45.

When using a Bluetooth headset, the video indicates the device communicates through:

a)

The global internet directly, bypassing the phone

b)

The cellular provider network

c)

Satellite links only

d)

A completely different short‑range network than cellular

46.

Which of the following is NOT explicitly mentioned in the video as a function of a cellphone?

a)

Serving as a base station for cellular towers

b)

Communicating over cellular voice channels

c)

Acting as a Bluetooth endpoint for speakers and headsets

d)

Receiving GPS signals from satellites

47.

What does the speaker identify as the primary function of a cell phone?

a)

Talking (voice calls)

b)

Browsing social media

c)

Paying for goods

d)

Using GPS

48.

According to the video, which component(s) inside a cell phone are used when making calls?

a)

Only the GPS chip

b)

Multiple radios, transmitters, and receivers

c)

The payment chip (NFC)

d)

The touchscreen and battery

49.

When the speaker mentions "data" that uses a data plan, what situation are they describing?

a)

Paying at a cash register with the phone

b)

Making a voice call over a landline

c)

Using Wi‑Fi at home

d)

Accessing the internet when not near regular Wi‑Fi

50.

Which of the following is listed as a common Wi‑Fi usage example in the video?

a)

Satellite phone connections

b)

Home wireless networks and hotspots

c)

In‑car entertainment systems

d)

Landline telephone networks

51.

What feature do most people use their cell phones for to navigate or find places?

a)

Contact lists

b)

Location services (GPS, maps, places near me)

c)

Camera stabilization

d)

Music streaming

52.

The speaker describes paying with a phone. How is this payment typically completed?

a)

Bringing the phone next to a cash register or payment pad to transfer financial information

b)

Sending an email to the cashier

c)

Physically inserting a SIM card into a cash register

d)

Scanning a QR code printed on paper only

53.

Which networks are contrasted with using a data plan when accessing the internet on a phone?

a)

Television broadcast networks

b)

Postal networks

c)

Wi‑Fi networks (home wireless, hotspots)

d)

Landline phone networks

54.

Which of the following did the speaker explicitly list as part of "location services"?

a)

Bluetooth audio pairing

b)

Photo editing tools

c)

Mobile banking and budgeting apps

d)

Maps and places near me

55.

The speaker states that cell phones contain multiple radios. What is the main reason given for this?

a)

To improve camera performance

b)

To support different functions like talking and data transmission

c)

To charge other devices wirelessly

d)

To store more photos and videos

56.

Which of these best summarizes the range of cell phone uses mentioned in the video?

a)

Only voice calls and text messaging

b)

Voice calls, data/internet access, Wi‑Fi, location services, and contactless payments

c)

Only entertainment apps and games

d)

Only hardware repair and battery replacement

57.

Connecting a peripheral to a smartphone is known as:

a)

Pairing

b)

Wi-Fi

c)

4G

d)

NFC

58.

In setting up a new office network, which of the following is NOT considered a standard layout for connecting computers and devices?

a)

Star

b)

Ring

c)

Spiral

d)

Mesh

59.

How do smartphones connect to the internet when Wi-Fi is not available?

a)

Through underground fiber optic cables

b)

Using radio transmissions

c)

By metal conductors

d)

Through direct physical connections

60.

Imagine a scenario where you've been using your mobile phone for various tasks daily for over a decade. According to the World Health Organization, the long-term effects of such extensive mobile phone use:

a)

Have been proven to increase brain tumors

b)

Require further research, especially for use over periods longer than 15 years

c)

Show consistent evidence of adverse health effects

d)

Are not a concern for public health

61.

Ken is driving through the bustling streets of New York City, talking on his cell phone. In this scenario, what percentage of all motor vehicle crashes are contributed to by the use of cell phones, as reported by the National Safety Council?

a)

5%

b)

10%

c)

26%

d)

50%

62.

Imagine you're responsible for disposing of old wireless devices at a large corporation. What should be your primary environmental concern?

a)

Energy consumption during their operational lifetime

b)

Air pollution generated during their manufacturing process

c)

Water pollution resulting from battery leaks

d)

Harmful materials from the devices affecting humans and wildlife

63.

Malik setting up a home office and wants to have internet access. Which of the following hardware is NOT required for setting up a wireless network in your home office?

a)

Modem

b)

Ethernet cable

c)

Wireless network adapter

d)

Wireless router

64.

Xander is setting up a mobile network for a large outdoor festival. She wants to ensure that the network can support high-speed internet access for attendees. What speeds are 4G LTE networks designed to provide up to?

a)

100 Mbit/s for high mobility communication

b)

300 Mbit/s download rates

c)

1 Gbit/s for stationary communication

d)

30 to 40 mbps for multiple users

65.

WiMAX is considered a better choice for:

a)

High-cost network installation in developed countries

b)

Short-range networking within buildings

c)

Long-range networking spanning kilometers

d)

Exclusive use in mobile phones

66.

When Sean uses a secure messaging app to communicate, the app uses:

a)

Different keys for encryption and decryption

b)

The same key for both encryption and decryption

c)

A public key for encryption and a private key for decryption

67.

Amy is setting up a secure home Wi-Fi network. Which encryption standard does WPA2 use to ensure the network's security?

a)

DES

b)

AES

c)

SSL

d)

WEP

68.

Imagine you've just set up a wireless network for your home office. Which of the following actions will NOT enhance the security of your network?

a)

Disabling SSID broadcast

b)

Using WEP encryption

c)

Keeping the default network password

d)

Installing antivirus software on devices connected to the network

69.

Selena is setting up a high-speed internet service in a new city. She is considering the technologies to deploy and come across LTE and WiMAX. LTE and WiMax are:

a)

Incompatible with 2G and 3G systems

b)

The same technology under different names

c)

Considered 4G technologies

d)

Primarily used for wired communications

70.

Imagine you're setting up a Wi-Fi network for your coffee shop. You're deciding between using WPA2 and WEP for your network's security protocol. The primary advantage of choosing WPA2 would be:

a)

Compatibility with older devices

b)

Lower computational requirements

c)

Enhanced security using AES

d)

Faster data transmission rates

71.

Michael is setting up a website for a customer's new online business. Which protocol would he use to ensure that the communication between the website and its visitors is secure?

a)

WPA

b)

SSL

c)

WEP

d)

AES

72.

A local business only allows devices with known MAC addresses to connect to its Wi-Fi. This approach increases security by:

a)

Encrypting the data they send and receive

b)

Permitting only specific trusted devices to connect

c)

Decreasing the wireless signal range

d)

Completely hiding the network from unauthorized users

73.

Which example is client software?

a)

Authentication directory domain controller

b)

Database management back-end service

c)

Web browser such as Chrome or Edge

d)

Mail transfer daemon running headless

74.

Which server type primarily handles shared documents on a LAN?

a)

File server

b)

Web server

c)

Email server

d)

Authentication server

75.

Which statement best distinguishes Client–Server from Peer-to-Peer (P2P) architecture?

a)

Client–Server uses a central server; P2P is decentralized

b)

Both rely on a single central server by design

c)

P2P is centralized while Client–Server is distributed

d)

Neither architecture involves direct device communication

76.

Which example best represents a server role?

a)

Game client sending player actions

b)

Web server delivering content pages

c)

Student laptop submitting homework

d)

Browser composing a search query

77.

What is a common additional service ISPs offer to subscribers beyond internet access?

a)

Custom OS development

b)

Email and web hosting

c)

Home printer repairs

d)

CPU overclock tuning

78.

ISPs interconnect in a hierarchical manner mainly to achieve which networking goal?

a)

Exclusive national control

b)

Permanent peer isolation

c)

Guaranteed zero latency

d)

Shortest path routing globally

79.

A household wants multiple devices to share one ISP link securely with NAT and Wi‑Fi. Which device is needed in addition to the modem?

a)

A residential router

b)

A packet sniffer

c)

A media converter

d)

An unmanaged hub

80.

Which wireless technology is most commonly used for short-range data transfer between a phone and a speaker?

a)

Wi‑Fi

b)

Bluetooth

c)

Cellular LTE

d)

Satellite radio

81.

What is the main reason for using a strong passphrase on a home Wi‑Fi network?

a)

To reduce battery usage

b)

To enable Bluetooth pairing

c)

To prevent unauthorized access

d)

To increase download speeds

82.

When connecting a new device to a Wi‑Fi network, which information is typically required?

a)

Device serial number

b)

Cellular provider name

c)

SSID and network passphrase

d)

Bluetooth MAC address

83.

Which of the following is necessary to establish a wireless connection to an enterprise wireless network? (Choose three)

a)
  1. SSID name

b)
  1. 802.1X/EAP credentials

c)
  1. IP address

d)
  1. RF signal

e)
  1. Digital certificate

84.

Which wireless protocol is most suitable for connecting a smartwatch to a smartphone for notifications?

a)

NFC

b)

Wi‑Fi

c)

Bluetooth

d)

Cellular LTE

85.

What is the primary function of a Wi‑Fi access point in a home network?

a)

To store backup copies of device data

b)

To boost Bluetooth signal range

c)

To encrypt cellular data transmissions

d)

To provide internet access to mobile devices wirelessly

86.

When setting up a secure wireless network, which action helps prevent unauthorized users from joining?

a)

Disabling all password requirements

b)

Sharing the passphrase on public forums

c)

Using a strong, unique network passphrase

d)

Broadcasting the SSID without encryption